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Re: Belt power
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Posted by Scott Green on January 30, 2001 at 14:53:38 from (209.130.138.230):
In Reply to: Belt power posted by Charlie on January 29, 2001 at 17:58:29:
We use to buzz wood with an oliver "70" on the belt. We would push some good size wood through that saw. No effort on the tractors end of it. If I remember right , the tractor was about 20 feet from the saw , when the belt was on it. When the wind was blowing just right , it would get the belt flopping side ways , and off the pullys. We had to stand a piece of pipe about half way. That was just enough that the wind would not work the belt off.
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